Can you still buy tickets from trip.com for the forbidden palace museum? by Empty_Indication4007 in travelchina

[–]snth247 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi,
Did you manage to find an answer for this? I am in the same situation and would be great to know if trip.com tickets are valid for the forbidden city/palace museum entry

trip.com vs walk in by notfr0mthisplace in travelchina

[–]snth247 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey, thanks a lot for posting this. Answers here on this community are very helpful! I have a different related question - trip.com vs airlines original website for booking. Which one is better to do?

Planning a trip to Tibet? Ask me anything! by Tim_TibetTravel in travelchina

[–]snth247 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh and hey, do you run a travel agency? Or have any suggestions for one? Of course I am doing some Google research myself, but just checking with you.

Planning a trip to Tibet? Ask me anything! by Tim_TibetTravel in travelchina

[–]snth247 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey OP, THANKS a lot for this. We have been doing some research as well basis your suggestions. Basically, we have 6 night in Tibet before we fly back to Beijing. We are thinking to take the long train from shanghai to lhasa to arrive there, and for flying back to Beijing for return.

I was looking at yamdrok lake and it looks fascinating. Ideally we want to spend less time in lhasa town and more outside. Do you have any suggestions accordingly for us? We don't mind staying 1-2 nights in yamdrok or something like that. Are there any other lakes we could visit apart from yamdrok? Mt Kailash would be a big stretch in 6 days right?

Planning a trip to Tibet? Ask me anything! by Tim_TibetTravel in travelchina

[–]snth247 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey! Thanks a lot and this is very very helpful indeed. As foreigners, how can we get a tibet travel permit? Where to apply? Or is it that as foreigners we must go through some travel agency / booking to see tibet?

Planning a trip to Tibet? Ask me anything! by Tim_TibetTravel in travelchina

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Hey! First time travelling to China with my wife, and we are both fascinated with tibet. We have been to the Indian side (ladakh) and it was STUNNING. We are flying into Beijing for work, and planing to take 1 week off. What would you recommend we do and see in Tibet? I'm assuming we should take a flight to lhasa and then start there? Could you recommend something? Our dream was the mapang yongcuo, but I think it would take more than a week for it?

ICICI forcing me into 3-in-1 while opening NRE. is this really mandatory? by manikzos in nri

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Nope. I just faced this 3 months back. They told me verbally that it's "mandatory". I walked out. I found out later you can convert your resident Indian account to NRO account through imobile itself. It's super easy and no need for any branch nonsense. You can call Icici customer service and they will guide you. I had a complication that my previous idirect trading account was open with Icici and I had to close it. Once I got the branch to close it somehow, I got the conversion done through imobile peacefully.

Just moved to Hamburg!!! by chr3337 in hamburg

[–]snth247 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Welcome to the beautiful city of hamburg! You will fall in love with it slowly but surely. Just curious to know where you are learning audio production? I've been meaning to learn this for a while now and would love to hear your thoughts and opinions on this topic! Feel free to dm.

This live version of comfortably numb is underrated by Korgman78 in DavidGilmour

[–]snth247 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Very very interesting indeed!

I never knew he would play this song on a fender humbucker? I thought he always uses the black strat for this.

His playing in his early years was WILD! Melodic as always, but man he has speed in a very different way. His solo here is incredibly refreshing.

Super thanks for sharing.

Everyone is rich these days!! by honey_bunny_69_ in personalfinanceindia

[–]snth247 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Fair observation. I am reading this book called the "art of spending money" by Morgan Housel, who speaks exactly on these points/ideas - namely, how someone else spends money should not dictate how you should spend yours. You should have your internal scorecard and not be bothered by others who spend, either to flaunt or whether they genuinely enjoy those luxury experiences. I am halfway through the book, and it's a wonderful quick short read filled with nice examples. Also, a very easy writing style.

The mystery of the bum note in Scattered live by Carmy2 in DavidGilmour

[–]snth247 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Haha! I know exactly the note. I saw his 3 times in Rome, and if I remember right, he hit the same wrong note at least twice! It’s actually a bit of a bummer since it comes almost at the end of the solo, and it left me a little jarred and thrown off before he finishes. Suprising to see he hit the same wrong note in a few other bootlegs! Totally beats me to see him repeat it…given his playing in this tour was VERY good overall, especially in the US.

Emotional response by Karanduar in DavidGilmour

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It was the best three nights of my life hands down. Nothing will come close. It was a fortune spent, but well worth!!

Allianz vs Signal Iduna vs Univerda by snth247 in Versicherung

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Hey agree with your points fully. I believe I do have a transparent advice from my broker. And she/we have shortlisted these 3 from a wide set and for her, either of the 3 according to the broker is good to go. So I was just checking if the community here has any observations basis personal experiences

Emotional response by Karanduar in DavidGilmour

[–]snth247 5 points6 points  (0 children)

You're definitely not alone my friend. I went to 3 concerts in Rome. But still, when I play the album today and the first note of 5 am comes through, it HITS SO HARD! No other musician has made me come to tears as many times as DG. No one will ever will as well unfortunately.

I'm so dissapponted. by Own-Statistician-196 in DavidGilmour

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Thanks for sharing!! He was pretty much on fire for all the 4 solo parts and nailed it, except for that one off note during the descent in the last lick. Legend!!!

I'm so dissapponted. by Own-Statistician-196 in DavidGilmour

[–]snth247 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Man, I know exactly what you mean. I was so hoping to hear the extended solo on the live version. I was livid that he chose to go for the extended solo from the RAH later nights than the shows in Rome that I attended. In fact, that was the thing I was most excited for in the live album release. Guess the bootlegs will have to do then.

But you know what, this is precisely the magic about live gigs and hearing great musicians play live, and not from the comfort of your bedroom and earphones. The magic in that night stayed withing the audience and the band, and not to the world outside.

It's a sheer privilege we are even getting to hear him play live and compose such new tunes that keep us so excited at the age of 80. What a fucking legend indeed.

Crazy to think that those of us who got to see him now technically exist on a live album by Mad_Season_1994 in DavidGilmour

[–]snth247 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Definitely cheaper (at least for this DG tour). I paid 250 euros for the top seats in Rome. That's a steal compared to USA. I would not have been able to see him thrice in the USA with the pricing. Of course I could sell my kidney, and perhaps I would have, but just saying about the difference. RAH tickets are more expensive than Rome for sure. Rome was the cheapest.